The line graph shows the average number of weekly patients visiting four clinics of a hospital from 2010 to 2016.

The graph illustrates the changes in the average

number

of weekly individuals going to various four clinics of a hospital over a six-year period, with units being measured in the numbers.

Overall

, even though the

number

of people going to eye

control

was lower than that of birth

control

in 2010, the former overtook the latter in 2016.

However

, the indicator of people going to diabetic and dental controls increased. Moving to a more detailed analysis, the

number

of individuals going to birth and eye

control

stood at 250 and 120 respectively at the beginning of the period,

then

both of them rose to 270 and 150 respectively in the following two years. A dramatic rise was in the figure for people visiting the eye clinic, at 350,

while

that for birth

control

decreased before climbing to approximately 250

at the end

of the period. Regarding the

number

of patients going to diabetic and dental clinics,

although

the

number

of patients visiting diabetic clinics made up 100,

then

it fluctuated and grew to 120 by 2016.